Before your big presentations, do you tap or blow into the microphone to test it? If you do, you may want to read Chris King's post, How to Use a Microphone Effectively. "Both are hard on the equipment and signs of an amateur," writes Chris.
Chris, a professional speaker, shares more sound advice on using a microphone. How many times have you witnessed a speaker deciding to go without the microphone? I have -- believe me, it can get UGLY with a large group. It's probably OK for small audience, but Chris' advises everyone to use the microphone "when it is available."Additional information by Chris:- Not all microphones are created equal.
- Check the microphone ahead of time
- Practice raising and lowering the microphone
- Know how to turn the microphone on and off
- Purchase a high quality microphone for your own use
If you forget everything in the article, please remember her advice -- know how to turn the mic off. Speakers wearing lapel mics into the restroom happens alot. Yes, it is embarassing every time. Read mic
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